Rye House V Plymouth 13/4/13

[Shadders]

Any update on Jason Bunyan's likely return? His inspiration is much needed.

For what it's worth, on Facebook Jason said he's hoping to start Physio next week, so could be a matter of just a couple of weeks.

[Shadders]

Now rearranged for 27th April replacing the scheduled PL match with Scunthorpe.

[Steve Irving]

I would have thought that rather obvious but perhaps you need it spelt out so.....DRY HOUSE. Or perhaps its a term used so often by critical mindless East Anglian "Fans" that those readers of such drivel actually believe such things. Perhaps there is also a clue in too many riders being unable to ride the track which taken with the dry house comment is plain for all to see. I hope that may have explained things so that you can discuss it at the Foxhole on thursday while watching the fifteen processions. I hope that my comment isn't misconstrued as a criticism of your home track

It's all about opinions isn't it. Some rate certain tracks that others don't and vice versa. For what it's worth I think the Ipswich track post changes, produces fantastic racing and I really look forward to my visits there. I missed only two away meetings last season watching Redcar and the meeting at Foxhall was the best I saw by far. Where as I never look forward to Rye House as in all the years I've been there, I've rarely seen a decent meeting. SCB has stated he enjoys his visits there so it's all about opinions. If you're a regular at Rye House and enjoy what's on offer there in terms of entertainment then that's all that matters. Other people's opinions matter little.

[westhamboy66]

Steve it is all about opinions but the constant jibes about the Rye track is tiresome. Having seen racing at every track that is currently running i love my weekly jaunts to Rye since i started watching there in 76. I love trips to most tracks but there are some namely Lakeside (5mins from where i live) belle Vue wolverhampton where i just can't be bothered. I don't go on and on about them as they all have followings that love their speedway at those tracks. But there are the few on here some of whom have probably never been to Hoddesdon who jump on the bandwagon. As shadders says he has given up defending Rye House but when the barage of critical comments come from suffolk it seems a bit strong. There is some great speedway to be seen around the country and that includes Rye House, the time of dust, no dirt, one racing line etc etc that led to DRY House is long gone. Just because a team can't win there is no excuse to slate the track. As i said before stick a good team with decent racers on it like Somerset are this year and good racing will appear.